Spelling and grammar problems with news reader

Great Plugin, thank you for it!!! Just some minor spelling and grammar issues.

"Creating feed menu" typo issues:

"Please type the URL f the feed you want to add:" is missing the "o" to change "URL f" to "URL of"

"Please type the login and password if the feed require authentification." the word "require" should be plural "requires".

same problem with "Please type the login and password if your PROXY server require authentification." change "require" to "requires"

"Click Next to connect Internet and read the feed properties." should say "Click Next to connect to the Internet and read the feed properties."

"Please type the login and password if the feed require authentification." the word "require" should be plural "requires".

Actually it's not plural, it's changing the tense. Sorry I'm a bit of grammar/spelling nerd. Don't ask me what tense it's changing from or to though. I had a look at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html">http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html</a><!-- m --> and I think it's present to present progressive, but I'm still not sure - I don't think most English speakers would, it's all learnt by context.

"Please type the login and password if the feed require authentification." the word "require" should be plural "requires".

Actually it's not plural, it's changing the tense. Sorry I'm a bit of grammar/spelling nerd. Don't ask me what tense it's changing from or to though. I had a look at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html">http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/tenses.html</a><!-- m --> and I think it's present to present progressive, but I'm still not sure - I don't think most English speakers would, it's all learnt by context.

Plural was the wrong term, but it DOES need an "s" at the end. If you wanted to use the term "require" you would need something like "Please type the login and password if the feed will require authentification." Of course I am talking about "American" not "English" :lol:

Things in other English-speaking countries are a bit different. My favorite example is "Someone went to hospital." That drives me crazy! :lol: In American, it would be "Someone went to the hospital."

One of the main reasons that English is so hard to learn is that EVERY rule has exceptions. Truly maddening.

All that being said, there a FAR worse problems than worrying about the "require" vs "require" issue... I started reading the page: http://www.truelaunchbar.com/plugins/ and there are a lot of problems... BUT, the programs and plugins are otherwise GREAT!!!

I used Google just now to check which term is more popular. Guess what, the term is "authentication" not "authentification"... Oops :lol: Really, who cares.... besides you and me :thanks: